| I had Guinness with a Hot Press photographer in a Dublin pub
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| He wore a crucifix and a short fat beard
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| Showed me pictures of Gavin Thursday, Three Men And A Dog
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| With the Joshua Duo stood around looking weird
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| Met a Sid Vicious lookalike and he was six foot four
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| Had spikes on his dog collar made of solder
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| He was sitting in Bewley’s caff in a dirty old gaberdine mac
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| He was 17 but he looked about ten years older, that was
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| Back in the Ould Country, back in the Ould Country
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| Back in the Ould Country, back in the Ould Country
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| 10 AM one Sunday, Diceman hadn’t been near his bed
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| And he was gargling creme de menthe just to keep awake
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| He’d been rolling through night, and got ossified in Sides
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| He look so smashed and happy it made my day, that was
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| Back in the Ould Country, back in the Ould Country
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| Back in the Ould Country, back in the Ould Country
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| Headed into Limerick on the Clonmel road
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| In a beat-up rented Nissan with no brakes
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| Saw a Garda on the beat with two size 13 feet
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| Ten convent girls and a nun on roller skates, that was |
| Back in the Ould Country, back in the Ould Country
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| Back in the Ould Country, back in the Ould Country |